Tales of Trout and Tea Quadrilogy

From observing your posting on this forum, it seems to me like you're spending a lot of time on the internet looking up drama and stuff that pisses you off. But what for? Why does it matter what random people think about Rick & Morty? How is an unknown girl trying to make people feel guilty for wearing certain costumes relevant to your life? Is some internal conflict in a random internet group really important? It looks like you're addicted to this internet hate culture, and it's a pretty bad thing to be addicted to as it can make you a miserable human being. There are tons of YouTubers making these colorful rants thriving on people's insecurities and getting millions of views, and there is always new stuff to bitch about, be it a situation in Finland, behavior of an arbitrary group, or a video of some guy punching a cat. The internet is a really attractive place for venting your frustrations by attacking whatever is the hot topic right now, but I feel like ultimately it's a dangerous and self-destructive activity that will just make you more pathetic. I think I know what I'm talking about because I was in a similar boat not so long ago. My main thing was "e-begging". I watched tons of videos of people ranting about Kickstarter projects, popular YouTubers asking for donations, and all that internet drama crap. How dare they ask for money when there are other issues in the world, and why would they do that when they are already rich, and how can't people see that they are being scammed? It was quite entertaining and gave me strong emotions, I was pissed off and definitely addicted to an extent. Then at some point I just said to myself "well, this is pointless... subscriptions, adsense, internet wars, teens making angry rants in their basements... what the hell am I doing? get that crap out of here". I removed that part of the world from my life and suddenly became a happier person with less negative thoughts on my mind. I can only encourage you to do the same.

Question: Kilroy event a scam possibly? Ring up a bunch of Youtubers to gather for a free speech event funded by viewer donations, shock them with a non-disclosure/non-compete agreement that they'd obviously not want to sign, so they can back out as a publicity stunt. Person organizing the event profits off of all the donations not used on youtubers who didn't need to fly over, book a hotel, etc. etc. ???

Sounds like a bunch of youtube fans got fkn owned.

EDIT: nevermind, sounds like Meto was getting to that in the third video

rofl @ the stupid woman who thought it was OK to raise thousands and thousands of dollars for an event with youtube-famous people, then take all the youtube-famous people off the bill because they go against your stupid views, but keep the money.

what you say makes no sense, how can an intellectual anomaly be stupid? :^)

Dunno where I'd start, I could write a book about it, but long story short; I'm anti authoritarian.. and SJWs of the modern left are becoming increasingly authoritarian, imposing their will and punishing those who step out of line with their fawx moral outrage culture.. live by "no bad tactics, only bad targets", they engage in lying, doxing (then contacting employees), smearing (an example that affected us directly was dew and that other retard calling this an alt right forum when there is literally no one who wants a white ethnostate here), blackmail, extortion, and various other intimidation tactics all while justifying it as if it's for the greater good... then weaseling around the free speech argument with "actions have consequences"... the thought that your livelyhood should be at the mercy of moral outrage warriors and that there should be consequences for opposing any dominant ideology (which evolves and shifts over time) is frightening and from someone living in a third world country; the ability to criticize freely against the dominant ideology is a sign of a healthy society, watching millennials taking rights for granted (and advocating against them), rights that many other people in the world would kill for is beyond words. I don't really care for trying to change other people's ideologies, but I do think the darker side of mob mentality and the way they suck the life out of internet is something that needs to get pointed out from time to time as an example.

This video in particular was mostly just a shitpost, though.. since the plot is amazing... and it's interesting to see what other forum members think of it.. a lot of the other videos (like that pig guilt tripping the audience) were things I clicked on by accident so in a way I know there's specific content that's bound to shit on my night, and I mostly avoid it since honestly it definitely is more fun watching a good (or bad) anime, but every now and then something slips through the security.